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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20
D0WNED BY DULUTH.
GREEN STOCKINGS FIRST GAME
Results In an Easy Victory for the. Cham.
plons Of the Northwestern Lsague-some
Tall Smuggling Done-The Game To.
day : Games Abroad - Notes.

The first game Of the Wheeling club
played yesterday with tho Duluths Of the
Northwestern League was disappoint.
ment to thoue who expected too much Of
the home team, and In some respects was
satisfactory to those who had not been
over saugulne. Many things contributed
to the bad defeat Of the Wheeling club
which should be taken into confederation
in making up judgement OF the teams
abilities. The grounds were in had con.
dition, the weather was little too cool,
and 1t was tho first time the boys had
played against a nine that tried their
mettle. It ia generally not good taste to
conjure up excuses for q defeat 80 pro.
nounced as yesterdays, but in this in.
stance every fair minded lover OF tho
game will agree that they stand good.
It will be time enough to criticize tho
home team when they play some OF the
clubs in their own league where they will
be more evenly matched. 1t waa demon.
strated yesterday, however, that the club
contained sirogg batters, and with a lit.
tie more practice good results may be ex-
pGcted. The chronic growler, OF course,
was on hand, and the VI told you 80" seer
was also present.
THE GAME.
Tho game opened up with Wheeling at
the bat. They were retired In one, two.
three order. The Duluths in their half OF
the inning, by heavy hitting, scored two
runa. Wheeling, by some sharp hitting
in tho second inning, got a man on second
and one On third base, but were BANKED
for tho second time. Tho visitors added
three runs to their score in this inniug.
Tbs only noteworthy feature In tho field.
ing OF tho home team was pretty double
play by Dudley, Speidel and Westlakc.
The Green Stockings braced up little
in the third inning and by etreak Of
good batting assisted by several errors OF
the visitors got in three runs, thus break.
ing the monotonous row of goose eggs,
The visitors In their half did some tall
slugsing, which aided by two unfortunate
wild throws by Dudley, increased their
lead geven rune, the ecoro standing IL to
8. The rest Of the gumc was featurelees.
In the fourth inning Dudley made an.
other costly error which gave Duluth
another run. In the eighth inning the
visitors by terrific batting pulled in elk
runs. In the first half Of tho ninth inning
Wheeling got in the fourth and final score
by Dudley putting the bsll over the right
field fence. The battery work Of Dunn
and Westlake wes fair. Mr.. McNicbols
gavO satisfaction as umpire. Tho attend
ance WIS about 400. Appended is the
score:
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BELLAIRE,

Meeting to Assist tho Sufferers from tho
Cyclone-Sews Notes.
A meeting was held last night to devise
means to raise funds for the cyclons suf-
ferers at St. Clairsville and Martina Ferry.
Mayor Brown was called to the chair, and
John Bsyless was chosen Secretary and
Isaac Blum, Treasurer. The following
committees were appointed to solicit sub.
scfiptions in the several wards: First
ward, Samuel Fore, Dr.. Steere. Second
ward, Joaeph B. Haney. George Keller.
Third ward, John Bayless, W. II. Darrah,
George Rodewig. Fourth ward, George
Jennings, W, H. Thompson, John Schick.
Filth ward, Charles Baltzell, +. s, Nc.
Gowan, John A. Gallaher.
Tine temporary organization was made
permanent. The committees will 10 to
work at once. The following subscriptions
we're received at the meeting: p. @. King
s., Isaac Blum IS, j. Sonneborn IS, John
Dubois $40, F. Il. Luck S., NJ. Graft S.,
Dr.: Mcclellan $40, W. A. Gorby $40, S.
q. Hamilton IS, n. Somehow $40, Julian
Slndram s., +. G. Archer s., John Bay
liss s..
George Curtis and wife are back from a
winters visit to Coburg, Ont.
The window glass workers yeste,d day
contributed over hundred dollars fof
the cyclone sufferers, and others followed
the example.
An experiment is to DO made with the
Mllligan clay in glaashouse pots.
The Board Of Education has teorganized
with II. V. Miller, President, and L, S,
Woodbridge, Clerk. James T. Kelly and
Marion Huffman are the new members
and Charles Brand and Charles Henry are
the retiring members.
Spangler Post and tho Woman's Relief
Corps have cleared about four hundred
dollars by their fair and festival.
There are come dangerous IS we'll as un.
slightly cellar doors on the principal streets.
Insurance against storms is now offered
by Bellsire agents.
The Teachers Association at its next
meeting here will be given dinner by
the teachers.
s. .. Cummins and Fred. Rodewis have
been chosen to act on the part OF the citi-
zens, with Engineer Norton in looking
after the paving OF Belmont street.
The Bellaire Gas Company has reduced
the price Of gas from 81 so to 81 90 per
thousand feet. This is done because the
gas is now made by cheaper process
the Crichlow and Mckay patents. The
materials are natural yes and petroleum.
Not many towns in Ohio have artificial
gas rs cheap Us this.
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Rargaina in Dry Goods a, L. s. Good& o. 3
RIVER NEWS,

Stage OF tho Water and Movement. of the
Bouts.
The Genera! Pike pasaed up Last night.
The kalie Stockdalo passed down yes.
terday having On boarda big lot OF freight.
Pilot Dave kellar has secured berth on
tho pittabnrgh-CiDc;nnh.i packet, GEN
eral Pike.
The Telegram did not get Il way till late
Yesterday afternoon, being detained by
big trips both wsys.
The Andes got away for Cincinnati last
evening With one oil the banner trips Of
tho season. Hho was loaded away down.
Ira Huntingdon, clerk OF the Benton
McNllilin, is oil duty on account Of sick
ncas. ChA,loss buchanan will take his
place until he recovers.
Tho steamer Telegram has been engaged
by the Turner'S, Of this city, Tor Sunday
May %, to take an cxcurBon pnrLy 10
Stcubenville. manners band ia engaged
Tor the eamo OcCNs!on
The Government will construct n lock
on the Little kGuawha, noar burning
e. Post. Maior of Enp;neara " n, Tno;" rt'
has charge II the walk ' o'> ''''"'''
n,,n. T., oon ma h.,.t'.,,
JNu' .,;uuo,voV nnsi!e,s o. COM 10 Loaded
the probabilities are il will all be sent on.
this week. The JoalI Cook wen. down
yesterday morning with large tow.
me fivef foeo rapidly ycatorday rs tho
1ooi't Oh t ,r, rama rtcehtIy had in this
Aecl'oh. me marks wy evening indi.
cate" depth OF ovnr II Ioet in lhe chan.
mel mere. Reports iron above arc to tho
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POTTERY PRESSERS
ENGAGED on SQUARE" WORK
At the Wheeling Pottery Go Out on a
Strike, Claiming Trenton Wnscs-Ths
Management Claim East Liverpool
Wages as tho I,nsis for Here.

somoof the handaemployedin the press.
INK departmentofthe Wheeling Pottery are
out on strike; these number about ten
men and twelve or fifteen boys. They
quit work Monday, claiming that they
were required 10 make ware OF q square
ahape for less than they wsre entitled to.
Some timo since the company got up o
pattern Tor stone china service that was
named 1.-THE Rolla," the general shape OF
which, WAS what might be called square.
1t Is claimed by the men that It Is harder
work to mould square shapes than oyals,
and the company's manager, Mr.. Pearson,
acknowledges that with many square
shapes this Is the case, and that extra
pay Ia allowed accordingly; but
no says further, that the pattern OF the
ware In controversy 10 not OF that class,
and that when tho moulds were handed
out, about week or ten days ago, 1t WAS
expressly stated to tho men that the
work WAS to come under the oval list, the
same 40 some Ro-cal!od fquare patterns
turned out by tho X. OF l.. co.
operative pottories Of East Liver.
pool. During the week the foreman
spoke 10 Mr.. Pearson about the pattern,
and he reiterated the statement that the
pattern was OIL the oval list. Monday he
was approached by Otto Lucas. one OF the
pressera who had been working on the
pattern, who claimed that he waG entitled
to more pay than he had received.
Mr.. Pearson says he explained that
the pay was just what would
bs allowed by tho cooperative con.
Germs at Eant Liverpool, the Dtone china
manufacturing centre OF this country, for
the game class Of work, and that he would
pay no moro nor less for the work here.
Soon after that Lucas aud tho others left
without, 30 Mr.. Pearson says, making any
formal demand.
The Wheeling Pottery may be aaid to
BIO the oishoot OF tho East Liverpool pot
ttries md the management claims that
the East Liverpool basis OF prices hns al.
Ways prevailed here, thereby enabling the
concern here to compete with that great
stone china centre. 1t ia not proposed to
| give any advance over those prices, as the
| firm gays it cannot afford it.
The men it is understood, want to be
paid on the scale in vogue at Trenton,
where nearly oil the ware made is thin
china, which is as matter OF course,
worth more, Lucas, who formerly work.
ed here, lately came from Trenton
He was very anxious to come
back and aaked Mr.. Pearson for place
when he wss Eaat. Mr.. Pesnon
ssy1 that Trenton prices have never been
paid hero. One ef tho claims OF the
men is that Trenton prices havo pre-
vailed here and that nov reduction
to East Liverpool prices is proposed.
1t is understood that the men want m
advance OF ten cents q dczsn this would
make IN increaae in wages OF from twenty
five TO thirty centa per day for the jour-
Heymen.
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Councilman Charles Miller Of III" F!rgt
ward, waa painfully burned yesterday
morning. Mt ilD lin store on North Main
street. liz had gone to the collar for
aOn" apphH!!um vGrniGh and the cellar
bniUg dark he had taken lamp with him.
1t 40 happened that tho barrel in which
the varnieh wan kept being nearly empty,
had bcc":no charged Win pna. Thin re-
capped M tho warn .gtl WA drawn and UNIT
inK nom, tIc lamp, GcUrchcd Miller about
the handA 9ud inc,.
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BENwooD BRIEFS.
Another Break Mt the Wheeling Steel
Pinut-SOwSy Notes.

Another Break Mt the Wheeling steel
-bds Pinut-Sowsy Notes.
Mr.. Lon. Vance Is home again from
Ashland, Ky. \.
The Andes took load Of steel slabs from
the lower landing yesterday.
Mrs. Vance and daughter, Niisu Carrie,
were whiting friends in Ohio Sunday. ~
The Bible class will meet this evening
at the residence Of Mr.. Thomas Evans.
Mrs. Bellville, Of Wheeling, Ia visiting
her mother, Mrs. johnson, below town.
Mr.. Jesse McMechen Ia building q
house Tor Richard Farmer on McMechen
street. @4..se 5S9F r-Eg7.
At q meeting Of the Council, DIT. Henry
g. Ford was appointed Health Officer
over Dr.. Eskey.
Mr.. John Hown had his loot smashed at
tho lower steel works Monday, and an.
other laborer had his foot badly burned
BY stepping into hot cinders.
The many friends Of Mrs. Hannah Nc.
Mechen will be gratiaed to learn that her
condition, which has boon go critical, was
slightly improved yesterday.
Mr.. Coates was slightly burned Mon.
day BY an explosion Of natural gas. lie
went to light the furnace, which had been
filled with gas by leakage in the pipe.
at a meeting Of the Trustees OF the
Methodist church 1t was decided to make
some much needed repairs in the way OF
repainting the pewu, and rehanging Of
the chandeliers.
Hon. Joaiah Sinclair left for the Capitol
city on the eight o'clock train yesterday
morning. Should the Senatorial battle
begin again his friends will always know
where to find him.
Mayor McJilton has peremptorily order
ed the saloons to be closed on Sunday.
All good people are expected to rally
about him, and give him proper oncour-
agemcnt in this good work.
The Wheeling Steel Plant, which start
ed to work Monday morning, broke the
crane at the heating furnace the evening
OF the same day, and was compelled to
ehut down again to await repairs.
Numbers Of people since Friday
have been visiting ST. Clairsviile and Mar.
tins Ferry to sec the devastation produced
BY tho cyclone, but as yet there have
been no steps taken for the relief Of the
sufierers.
a delegation Of twenty-five Odd Fell
lows came over from Bellaire Saturday
evening to Gssist the Benwood lodge in
cenferring degrees. After the degree work
was over they repaired to Schadd's Hall,
where the Daughters Of Rebecca had pre-.
pared an elegant supper.
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PROPOSALS.,
Notice to ContraCt0rs

hoAhp w or ro NV OF Ono County,
| WHEELING, VA, April IS, ISL.
sea!ed proposals will be received nj This o;y,co
uwtnr ro . us a a. ~ o'clock A. NJ, for The lo!.
~ 6o o., Nh 5; 4 b. road. Tsadelphla pisrIc,
iSG R enntc E ya5ds maeaadsmizng. Ds'''e''
CUBIC Yards macs,sni IGaa mch!sad District 40
/ mRcndam!zlng. " euele Saius
c1haps kun to sptnsers 100 cubic yards nacaa.
Elm , Grove aud Boggs HILL 100 cublc yards mac
,, S5eE ~ SIS; Clinton and Potomac Rchana Dis
| u!Ct ooo Cupic yatds rlacadAmiziuv ' Nt''
HicESsv!lle Clinton and Po,Dnae 1h,-.rn M,
tsict NY cubic yards mscndamIzIpr A''oe''! bA
m Ss nn and Cherry ILL., so cubic yapr,
MEL kelly's barn md Dement, Cemetery, r.,s,..,
D Miadic ~ SioG yards macAdam!zlng '''"""
yards Mdhsss Creek Clover cNd 800 cuD
Middle Wheeling Greek Gunner o,,, On
yards macadamizlng. 'ff'' ena), 50 cubic
m asGsaMs nn 10 O. 10 cubic yards
izinH. euo1c yards macaGam.
ss,S1s kHn r'aacphia District, ,socuoc v,s
macadamizing. '"'e' ioo cubic yards
P Penisuis Road. 800 esble yards mscstsw,,,rr
KSrT toas a., ~ CUBIC yards macHda,nizIns, h'
macadRm!zlng. N" "uh' 'o1 cubic yards
cubic ' rs ,usa aienns Run to Brooke Comfy 1to
adamixIns 'ss''ethAh's Run, 70 cubic Yards mae.
vs K.Ge ANA Cascnans Run Is cubic va,s cu,.
a nsnsys rGiat to b. rOad 100 cubic Yards
amtzlng. VI A. lev cubic yards macad.
ami2lng. " ~ AZ cuoiN yafds mRcAl-
r. valley .,. Grove aud Middle whco,,rc 70 o,,,,
yHIns culvcrt s0n,y, ""ceHhS, So cubic
rh,a liz, " seS Liberty and Bethany, T,adel.
Wheeling ~" H. t%9ie yards macainmt!jur,
pts!set; :FO cubic yards niacM,smign, y LAoctT
M,h,telnS and Fastmoni, SO enh;t M. ,
Ms,I upiSn and oncys Point 4o cubic Yards
c m,ihsstiS and Elm Grove, R9,ch,c n,x,r,o, AZ,
WI" Ut !htdS mafadAmiZuv '''s"'s" ~"
10 entin mIu Elm Grove, Trladclphla District
~ anniC !Arus mAcAuNmIzlur fiN''"'
nmixlng. '''e' n 10 cnhicyntdS MScad.
msrSda ,rSs ana Warien's Run, 100 cubic ys,,,
Of tt n~Ss ,or masonry murt Include p,cr,,,o,
20 " Inc cubic yard, All ntnnoSS, W week must
ANY ' ,,t M"sis OF bidders. with po,,occ n"'
,.S 90 accompanied by mo usn,os NY ~
OF Hontrnrt, Il awarded, wv H'c PERFORMANCE
lhe quantities above pIv,, nv, o.,,,.-
'''W w "nu NV subject To Cnauvr '' "ffS'"F
signed. "'''" apply 10 the under
Tho BOara rcsorv,s IN, .,,,,.
bids "''''eH '"e rSht 10 reject Any or all
SA!o~c proposals. proposals for County work.,
~ , G!ctk o. tho Hoard Of Commissioners
N'"h'' HHS'aee!. apis
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RECORDER Hook yesterday issued one
marriage license and admitted to record
tu,n daafu nj tynat ." H"-.- -Ur
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Local Post "B" of the Travelera' Pro
t'ctive Association, the West Virginia d.
vision Of which order il 10 hold ito annual
mertinS here May j and i. has CONTRACTED
tor this banquet that il to be- served on that
occasion, with George l.. burst. the we'll
known caterer. Thu fact that Dust is &c
nervo il, il eegufaEcn OF its excellence
pfepNrations for the meeting are progresa,
ing nicely, and the brethren, who win hp
here from 0ihor pHrls Of the State, may
count on having most enjoyable time,
All of Post Obs" mrmbn.B are enthus;Ss.
tic over the prospect.
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u. i. Fennihen, Of thu Exchange No!el
Of Washington, Pa, anoted tu,inan here.
abouts, and VINO always has his running
horsc0 on the lslHnd track Ut the isII
menLlngU, Cl!e1B 10 match his s5rIcl :un.
npr Elixir, who hiss often appeared Aeru,
against my horse that will come to the
Exposition Park, Pittsburgh, Tor 81 COO
in mile and half snca over six huri!eg,
the iNca 70 take plCce uny time IRON the
first Of 1une 10 the fret Of AuguBt, 1857,
Az soon NJ anyone intimatcs II duaire to
accep, this challenge, he will de;obi, $500
iorfpit
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John lio!mep, who WAS committed to
jul Monday to awaita hearing on charge
ct HIson, was beiore Justice Ph.!Iipa ngaiu
yesterday. Ho waived q hearing and vas
touud over 10 cCuft in the sum of fjNO.
MIR. Frame appeared rs hia lawyer.
Holmes is tho tough young man or boy,
Tor hiE ID ecarcely moie than The latter,
from North Wheeling who nssiatcd in
burning Schuiz's confectionery several
years GRo, and who iaa been il ouo two
thriving escapes. This time he is under
arrest Tor attempting to destroy by fire
Iieo. MOIrihl Mace on WAinr sttre..
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This ycGr'a ComlnthC"m"utE vt the 2tAle
Normal schGalu and tho Univetp!!y viii
10 hrId IN iotioTt: 3'HrpIaif College,
ilnn,ington, Iuno :; Went Liberty, June
.; Falsmont, June II; ShcphorGStoyn
Juun IA; Chenille, Jnno Is; Concord,
Augnat y; Btate Uniyerity, MorgantoHu,
Junu 0.
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LOUISVILLE KY, April l9.-The weather
to-day was bright and beautiful and a
good crowd witnessed an exciting contest.
There was much wrangliny, Robinson and
Comiskey being fined $40 by tho Umpire.
Both pitchers were ba,,cd hard. The
home club Loaf by poor fielding. Score:
st. Louis, g.; Louisville, :,
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NOTES,
The nervousness Of the boys will wea,
of Give them chance.
The sun sests will have to DO increased,
They were packed yesterday.
No one conld complain OF not hesriuc
Umpire McNichol' decisions.
Haniltons, OF Canada, OF the Interns.
ton League, to-day. Game called at $3.50,
This small boy was on hand yesterday
with his yell Of encouragement and his
cry disapprobation.
First basemen Howell, OF the Howell
house, Of last Saturdays picked nine, was
an interested aud nervous spectator yea.
terday.
A Pittsburgh exchange says: "sol.
White, colored PLAYER OF Wheeling, will
be signed by the Keystone team, and
Barkley says he 10 good one.
Wheeling will present the following
nine to-day: Croghan, !; Smith, r; EliG,
c; Speidel, b; Nichol, III; Duahane, 8
Dudley, 3 b; Steel, ID; Mallory,
Before the season advances too far it ia
to be hoped the management will make
some needed changes in the arrangements
OF the grounds which were apparent yea
terday.
Captain Croghan has some work before
him in instructing his team in some Of
the fine points OF the game, especially in
being more alert and taking all the chances
player ought. Timber up, boys.
There ought to be q good attendance at
to-aay's game with the Hamilton club.
Tho grounds will be thoroughly dried out.
and Wheeling will present another battery
with Mallory in the pitchers box. The
Hamilton team is strong one, and if the
home team succeeds in holding them
down to q reasonably small score, they
will give fine exhibition OF ball PLAYING,
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ST. PAUL, April l9.-The first OF the
aesies Of the three gaines between Det.oi.
and St. Paul clubs took place this after.
noon. Detroits battery was kuow'tou and
Cansell. st. raul's battery was Rian, the
new yarmouth College pitcher and
Stockweil, A crowd Of [, 600 witnessed the
game, md the enthusiasm Was wild.
Score: Detroit 10; st. Paul9.
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK ~ co
DRESS GOODS!

Our third tstock Of Spring and Summer Dress
Goods Is now open. We desire TO call cspecia! at
tentlou to .hcscwhtch IN connection with our other
complete lines make this department the most at.
tracivc MS regards SIZE, STYLE AND PRICE, to
be found In the elf. Trimmings to match every.
o. thing.
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GEORGE @. BoSlrAcE, a well known
actor who has appeared here several
timea before, will be at the Opera House
Monday and Tuesday rights next, appear
Ing aa Jde Badger IN "The Streets Of New
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TuE property Of Mrs. Jane Morgan, cor.
ner OF Seventeenth and Jacob streets, has
been repaired and painted in such man.
nor that 1t presents bright and cheerful
pna -.
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VIZ have jus, received u iull Inc ol
SrRING UYERCDATlNGE, md are 10
daily receipt o' the latest hoSclira II.
Spring Snl.inga.
Also, on imnd u handsome Iuc of Neck.
wear and Gcnirmrn's Furnishing Goods.
e. HESS ~ SONS,
80. 1921 Market Street.
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Q&1> 2'ttellign1trt1.


oHtrr: No., Is and !: o@r.contf street.
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GRAND EXCURSION

7" IittshnrEh vim tho baltimore Il Ohlu
Sunday, April:i, 1897.
On tho above date tho 81. Alphonsus
Socicty, accompanied by tho Opera llonso
Band. will 90 to Pittshurgh vim tho Balli.
more " Ohio to attend thu dedication OF
81. Joncph's church. Faro for tho round
rins! 30. Train will leave Wheeling at
80 Am.
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A GOOD CHANCE FOR A GOOD

FOR kESr.-lu tho thriving town of T.r,r,
t!m, H., IN rhten,um Opera block, ono now Trial
S,SS aH lm WI, cellar Ds,S rln,e glass i'ont
Drug store only. letcnlum Is .! miles itom p,,i,'
butsh, on ". ia h X, Tho town and within ~
vtciniiy hNs tho lnrgcst Plate Glass works in ,hH
w"tii' WIN ient nt!iSr Glass Factories aud Other
WORKS, ioHothos with a LARGO md rluh country
trade. WI rent Oh liberal terms TO "A rooI iva
man. Addte.sor Apply 10 NJ. UrpESuEiMER 1is
A'''''' '"ss'' A"'ou'sni H. BpN
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are tho liehteas and finest sentlemen'a
shoes made. We have them in G. D. and
h. widths, in narrow and wide toe, also
on Waukenphast last. And although
costing Iritle more than many OF the
cheap shoes in the market, are much
cheaper, wear considered.
j.. W. AMlcK,
lib Main street.
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Cleveland I.nid Low,

ClSclSSATl, o., April l9.-rhe second
championship game drew 1000 people to
the ball park this afternoon. The C,eye.
lands were outplayel both at Tho bat and
in the field, and although they played
well, were easily deiea.od. MoyyisSn's
delivery wGs very wild and ineffective.
and McGinnia WAS also hit hard, Score:
Cincinnati, l3; Cleveland, &.
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THE motors on the Elm Grove limo have
Just been overhauled, rcpainted md put
In first clara condition for the summer
campaign. The company 10 considering
tho advisability Of purchasing some moro
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Meeting to Assist tho Sufferers from tho
CyclOne-News Notes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20
Indications.

wLsYlsdTos, D. G., April 20.--E'or Wcat
Virginia warmer, gennlRtly fair weather,
variable mindH, ganurHlly from Honth to
west.
For Western Pennsylvania WARMER, fair
weather, winds generally from south to
west
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-20
Type.Writyrn Cllg,tl,.

We have for sale several Type.writers,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. Theae machines have
been taken in exchange Tor the matchless
Csligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for eale OH monthly install
ments. Call on or address for circulars
EDWARD L. RosE 4 Co.,
IS Twelfth etr.et